On Thursday 04 May 2006 10:53, Prescott Oelke wrote:
> This might be an insanely stupid question, but is it possible to burn
> data CDs or DVDs under Linux that use something other than the normal
> filesystems for that media? I'm thinking specifically here of Mac CDs
> and how they seem to be readable by Macs but Windows will not
> recognize them.
Sure, you can make the filesystem anything you want (within reason). I used
to make CD backups using the minix or ext2 filesystem. That way, I didn't
lose any permissions or filenames by backing up to ISO9660.
Just make an image with your filesystem and burn that to the CD/DVD.
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